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29er / Re: The Shiny New AM831 Group Buy (A) Thread!
« on: January 31, 2022, 03:48:44 PM »
They just need to rid it of those lame BXT logos.
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We may even be able to thank Eddy for taking our feedback to the frame/mold designer to redesign the rear triangle. I don't know who else would have given them that input.
One of the local guys just got the frame.
There is a noticeable lateral play in the lower link right out of the box.
Don't even know what say.
I mean, in total there are issues with upper linkage, lower linkage and rear triangle, lower linkage and front triangle...
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The bolts are pretty cheap now, provided those in the list commit to ordering theirs.
Please commit to your orders with a down payment to my email address indicated in the spreadsheet, and by providing your email and shipping addresses. Either put your information, including your nickname, in the PayPal message, or send me an email.
I am far from having all the contact information and down payments for those in the list. If you are no longer interested, remove yourself from the list so that we can figure out the correct price for those that remain interested.
And don't forget to order your 6703-2RS bearings to see if they fit in the recess.
I was told the new rear triangle would be finished in a month and that was on Nov 4th. Asked Eddy about it last night and he said they're still working on a fix. I don't know how he can say the new frames are fine when they're still working on a fix. So I would still wouldn't purchase this frame if anyone is still considering it now. Kinda wish I had gone with a lcfs947 so I could actually have a rideable bike right now
Edit- I also joined the bolt buy, thanks for doing all this JJJ.
Guys, do the L and D measurements differe from bike to bike? due to the size of the bike? j/w for my info...i haven't gotten my frame yet, it's in the mail. thx
Avoid, meh. Mix titanium and aluminum alloy parts all the time in industrial, aerospace, and in my personal bike stuff just out of necessity - like having problems with sheering shock bolts. Especially with this application where the bolt would be longer and loaded but the connection to the upper link would be static thanks to the bearing arrangement. But I agree, aluminum would work just fine. Better bolts just makes titanium bolts for bikes with a fast turnaround, but anybody that can turn or cnc what JJJ figures out in AL would be great.
I mean, if that works well, shouldn't Haideli buy them and distribute them to all the purchasers so far?